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striEe the plaintiff until he had become
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PhilatlPlnhia,

PHILADELPHIA, March l. Wool -
Quiet and unchanged. Ohio, Pennsyl.
vanid and West Virginia, 35a39c; New
York, Michigan and Indiana, 30I9c; fine
washed delaine 3Ga37C; unwashcd cOmhing
and dclnime 29a3lc; eastern and western
15a22c; Valley Oregon 2la27c; new Mex.
lean and Colorado lja21C.
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ST. Claisyille accommodation, leaves wheel.
ing Al SIS Q. M. lio and $40 p m. leaves Bell
aire al yl0 a. m, 2:ss and 5:S p. m. Returning,
arrives at Wheeling a SIS q NJ, iSs and SIS ?.
We have $50 a m and 1880 p m train
through 20 Cincinnati without Change, with
sleeper through to Cincinnati ON night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves Wheeling Of
200 p. M, Bellaire At 10 p m, daily except stn.
day. g.,
Moundville Accommodation leaves wheelipg
al ll:sS a. m and arrives al houndsSiiie Al l2:la
n m, daily except Sunday.
Fairmont Accommodation leaves al SIS p. m.
Through coach nom Wheeling Ia Cincinnati
daily on No. ), leaving Wheeling at s:so q M, ~.
irving a. Cincinnati at $50 p. m.
B. ( o. sleeping csrs on all through trains
Close connection made for all points South ard
Southwest, North and Northwest. making this q
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
70 the great weSs, and " whom particular allen-
Tickets " al principal points on kale at depot,
Sleeping car ommodAtions can b. scnred 81
r. G. BURKE,
Ticket Agent r. & q. DEPOT
J0HS BAllIE
Ticket Agent uHder Mcclure hon.e.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray Passenger Agent
*. LORD, Gen. Pass Agent
DAVID LEE. General Superintendent.
WTHEELING AND PIITsBUHo DIVISION.
On and amer January 81, 49,, passenger trains
will nun ~ follows-wheel'ngu time:
DErAkrUrE
For Pittsbury-S6b O. m, daily; 3 Is q m. daily,
except Sunday LOO y. IN. daily, except SUNDAY,
and go p, ~. daily.
For Washington p. m, daily oiocpt Sun.
day. IS
lRkIvAR,
From Pittsburg-92S g. M, daily; li:ss q N.
and i:aa5 y. H. daily except sunday 1913 p. m.
daily.
From wsshngton-7:aOa m, daily except sun.
day.
C. X. LORI, General Passenger Agent
J. V. PATTON, Supcr'lcnt, Pittsburgh
1T. LANE. Travelling AgrnL Wheeling.
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SUNDAYS.

Leave the City at 500 a. M. aud every hour 10
gOO p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 900 a. IN, and every
hour To 1000 \. m.
The Church Train will leave ZACH terminus gt
l2:lO p. m. G.. ul.SCh
SUPERINTENDENT
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 3a4i-2 Per Cent. Governments Dull
bat Firm-StGcks Higher-FIOur Dull aud
Undergraduates Higher.
New YORK, March money on call
easy at 3a42 per cent, closing offered at
per cent; prime mercantile paper dull;
sterling exchange weak and unchanged.
GOYERNMENTS-Dull hat firm.
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All trains daily except Sunday. ~
PullmGif Palace Budt o. Hetf Aecptng
Car thnsixh wilhsut change ffum steuhchvlS
East W PhIlsdeiphia and New YoTk, Wen 70 Co
lambuz Cincinnati, Louisville, CbicSgp, India
naJslis and A. Louis
FOR through ticketA, taggaer cheeks, sleeping
ear aooon.aodst iohs s5a my f,plie! ins!nsiiss
Fan Handle station. f0s OF Kfeyenth direct, o.
st City Ticket otbse, under NcIAfe HOose, Whcsl
Ing JAMIE MocRE,
General hanaeT. ftttsburx. Pa
X 4. g0RD,.
asn1 Pas srh Ttctes As~r'. v''strrs.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking effect January All, tsG
Passenger trains will uu ~ f,li"ws-Csnfral
time:
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RANK
New Drlenna In

REMEMBER that the presence or Generals
Bcnurguri and Early, who are i'll charge of the
drawings Is IA guarantee Oi absolute fairness and
integrity, that the chances, arr all equal AMI
that no one can possibly MINE what numbers
draw II prize. Al parties therefore advertising
Ia guarantee prizes IN this Lottery, OF holding
ont amy other Impossible Inducements, are swim
dlcrS and Only aim lu deceive and dCiraud the
unwary jal2cWASst
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PETROLEUM.
Titusville.
Ritfshurrh.

TTTUsvmLE, March Q Petroleum
Opened ut 63Ic; highest 64l lowest 81 sc;
closed ut &c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURG, March 2 Petroleum
Irregular but fairly active; opened at 63.c;
closed at 62lc; highest 6isc; lowest &c
OIL City.
OIL CITY. March > - Petroleum
Opened at 63tc; highest G44c; lowest
&c; closed at &c. Sales l,2Ss, 900 bar
rels; clearances 2,3l6, coo barrels; charters
l6, 1870 barrels; shipments 20, $50 barrels
New York.i
NEW YORK, March Petroleum
Opened steady at 63ic, advanced to 64Ic,
reacted, steadied, advanced in the last
hour to 67!c, broke on heavy sales to &c,
and closed steady at 62ic. Sales, 3,16s, 900
barrels.
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Mbrelins Reeister
IraUelrrs' 6uide,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
.LAsNrLANATloNo OF REFgRENCE MARKS: sDaily
tStnday excepted. Monday excepted Wheel.
ing Time. January 80, lSS7:
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Passengers leaving Charleston ut G:I5 a m.
connect at 1T. Peasant, W. Va, with Ohio River
r. K for Parkcrsrurg, Wheeling and Pittsburg
at Pt Pleasant, OHIO, with C., u. V. Il T.. R'y
for GallipOlis and Cincinnati, o.; at Athens, with
c., II. V. Il T. for Columbus and the Northwest
and G., W II H. for Cincinnati and the East, and
at Corning with T. d q. C. for Columbus, the
Northeast and Northwest.
Train leaving Charleston at lbs p. m. makes
close connection nj Cincinnati and Columbus for
all points Fast, West, North and south
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 any
point In the United States.
For further information, address or apply 10 ].
II. Earnshaw, General Emigrant Agent, Middle.
port, o., III. Pleasant. W. Va, or Charleston, W.
Va THOS. r. SHARP Genl Manager
GEORGE J. ERMLICU,
Gpn'l Fr't and Pass Agent
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educational.
MT.D2IiVrAIAjl) envy.
W Near Wheeling, W. Va.

The thirty.ninth year OF this vel. known
Academy. under the charge OF the Visitation
Nuns, opens on the first Monday Of September
next and continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time in the session.
Those who desire 10 place their daughters in an
institution affOrling exceptional advantages IN
the way Of healthful and delightful location, Cx.
cellent board through discipline and instruction
Al the hands Of life long teachers, in every de.
partment Of female education including the
modern languages and music, should send for =
catalogue OF this school. Address,
DIRRgRCTSS OFTHg ACADENYOPT THE VISITATION
Mt de Chantal, near Wheeling. ". Va
o,y7aodc
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sSgN, UNI.
SrOCKs-COntrary to the general expec-
tatiOn, which was that further declines
would be seen to-day, the stock market
was firm without reaction worthy of
name throughout the entire day. The
opening was about steady, first
prices being either unchanged or
but insignificant fractions different from
last evenings final quotations. The entire
ucLiye list Is higher. Richmond and West
Point rose =. New England and Erie pre-
fcrred l., Jersey Central and st. Paul Ii,
Union Pacific and Louisville and Nash
willie 4 each. Tennessee coal Is down &
per cent and Norris and Essex 3. Sales
2il, SOL shares. Quotations closed bid rs
follows:
Adams Express l42; American Express
100: Canada Pacific co.; Central Pacific
49, Chesapeake and Ohio s; do preferred
irsts lii; do seconds %; Chicago and
Alton, lI2i! do preferred 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 1871; Delaware and
Hudson, 1919 Delaware, Lackawanha ana
Western 125; Denver and Rio Grande,
255 Erie 81 DO preferred -; TT. Wayne,
l46; Illinois Central, 1919; Lake Shore,
81; Michigan Central S9!; Minneapolis
aud st. Louis, Isl; do preferred, 424;
Missouri Pacific, lOSS; Northern Pacific,
-; do preferred, sos; Chicago and North
western, Isl; do preferred, al; New
York Central, 113; Oregon Transconti-
mental, 32JJ; Pacific Mail, 55s; Panama, -;
Peoria, ID. x E. 35} Pittsburg, $50; Pail
man Palace Car, 49,; Reading, T,; Rock
Island, 1875; st. Louis and San Francisco,
81 doprelerred, Cos first preferred, ll2t;
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota 1l54;
St Paul and Omaha A.; do preferred
lUS! Texas Pacific, 2SS; Union Pacific, 5SS ;
United States Express e.; Western Union
Telegraph AZ.
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&c. Il Z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire a. $40 p. m. for woodsfCld and
Sulnmertied.
Leave Be!lsire al ESQ p. m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive ut Rclxirc 9"25 a. m and 500 D. M
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Iottfrg.
Capital Prize, $50. 900.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-An-
nual Drawings fthe Louisiana State Lottery Com.
paHy, and in person manage and control the
drawings themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty. fairness, and In good faith
toward all partics, and we authorize the company
10 Se this certificate With fsc-simies Of our Sig
natures attached, ia It's advertisements a.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving bridgeport nj liz p. m. na7 city
time) arrive al Chicago al co following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling nj i2.fo
p. N, arriving al bIfp. Ii
Leave Cleveland ll:i0 p. m, arrive n Bridge.
port At 7i5 4 IN.
r. A. YORD,
Gon. Pas and Ticket Agent Pittsb,Irg, Pa.
JAMES McCREA,
General Manager Piiu-ttrp. "a,
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hClfurcp Iu cAuses, and q new and success
HthfHtN0 ldl cUBEat your own home, ~
one gb1 was deaf twenty eight
Syears Treated by most Of the noted special,
ats without benefit CURED HIMSELF in three
months apd Enee thea hundreds Of others
Full Particular sent on application. T.
PAGE, So. n Wesl sis =, New York City.
| ocf4s sod-vb
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COMPANY, OPERATING
J. Cleveland and fittsburg X. X
Condensed timetable of passenger trains cor.
r-Cted 10 JANUARY "A. Iss7-Central Standard
Time.
EAST AND NORTH To PirrsBuRG AND clKyELAsp
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hicaRD.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The prePOnderat-
ing interest in speculation continues to
centre in pork, though there was renewed
speculation in wheat, and during the after
noon the wheat pit had more than its pro
norton of operators The wheat market
opened Ic higher, owing to large clear
ances from the seaboard. which aggregated
80 600 bushels. The quantity of wheat
ON ocean passage showed decrease OF
60 COO bushels. Colder weather was also
nredicted, which tended to encourage buy
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COTTON.
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, March Cotton Futures
closed more or less nominal at about last
evenings rates.
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.MZazzeuzs.s
~
~ Ize<T
CnvrnS fon.r.
Commissioners

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State lot
terieS which may be presented n our counters
J. n. 0tsLESBY. Pres Louisiana NATL Bank
y. LANAUN. Pres. State National Bank.
4. BALDWIN. Pres New Orleans Natl Rank
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Electric Belt Free

lD Introduce Il and obtain agrr.s VIA Tor tbc npN
s,ry days glyc away, trge Ot ChgrC In earh county
Iu no u. :. q limited number At uUr is,.rtIfui
Electro tsalNnnic Su>per>bry Belts, lIlc, -
IssSttlNe ami untaiJuC cure Tor Nervous brH:lIty
nt,,Sce, Emissions, IuTuteaCY * S'tUUl l;CSSr,'
Ndlt every Belt We Manufacture duss act 'r'r,'-t
tsruuIGe CtrCSIrrpDt Adtr'- 1t OurC FL. $50
-kl.E ALikN-,N . ~ RnN rs krLLL-Au y y
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CAPITAL Prize, $50 900.

Zig Prizes amounting to 90
Application for rates tn clubs should be made
only Ia tho Office Of the Company in New Or.
leans
For further information write clearly, giving
full address POSTAL SOTES, Exprea
Money Orders or New York Exchange In Ordinary
letter, Currency by express lat our eXpense) al
dressed NJ. 4. DktPNGS,
New Orleans, I.A
Or: ". 4. DAUPAIN,
WRahin.t0u. ID, q.
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AND ELM GROVE X. Il.

/ On and after Monday, November Is, 1856, Trains
| ON the Wheeling X Elm Gruye X. T., will run as
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81ilrsads.

DALTnoRK AND ONO RAILROAD CON
ID pany. On and amer January %. iSs7, paIRen.
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ANFNTRA SESSION,

The Legislature Having Adjourned with
out Passing the General Appropriation
Bill and Other Important Measures, AN
Extra Session Will Have to he Called, aud
when Called, What % May do.
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CHICAGO, March 2.-Cattle-Recei
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rRAILR0ADs-Quiet but firm; sales ST.
3gS. 600
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GoyERNMENTs-Dull bat firm.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13

Senator Mcpherson, of New jersey, who
speids good deal of time in NeS York, and
is well posted about matters tbs re As al on
those in his own State, says of politics III /. e
Empire State THE situation, account of
the labor vote, is very lncert. in. No ore
knows what they will do. If they nominate
an independent ticket il cannot le predicted
what will happen. Mr.. Cleveland is immense
ly Popular with tie people, and i Wct.ld not
be surpris ed if he got large vote from tie
workingmen throughout the country. There
is a wonderful shifting of parties going on al
present. Men are changing all the time from
one party to another. There is LARGE DIFF
from both parties in the Labar party. There
is a large drift from both parties into tie Pro
hibtion party. y great number Of Republic
cans they call Muewumps are ailyng them
selves with the Democratic party, and discon
tented Democrats WHO are disappointed be-
cause they did not get all tie { ffccs are coin"
over to the Republicans. There is genrr !
shifting about, 4 constant change going on
you cannot look for men TO lemajn in the
i
formation, in progress. Meanwhile Mr.. Cleve-
land is gaining strength. His popularity is
growing all the while. lie has an immense
following He is drawing from all i'ar.i'",
and the great mass of people will 90 with
him. The best possible thing for The Demo
cratic party to do is TO renominate item. The
best possible thing for the people of tile Uni
ted States is TO re-olect him. There is no oil
er man who occupies the position lie does.
The party will renominate him. and the poo
pie will re-elect linn. If the Labor party put
an indepe ndent itket in the field. il will pro
badly be as it was with Mr.. Hewitt in The ele
ton of Mayor. Men regardless Of party Will
turn in and vote for Cleveland and elect him.
There is no man in public life TO day who is
as popular throughout the country. As I said
before, the best lhi G The party can do is t. re-
nominate Him, and the best thing is for the
country to Re elect him.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13
The Coming Campaign.

The State Central Committee having
fixed the dates for the primaries and Tor
the assen bling of the State Convention,
interest in the political contest, that Will
soon be waged, increases and the ones
ton that is asked everywhere is, who
shall he our next candidate for Governor !!
The gent leman who shall be so fortunate
as to be placed at the head of the Demo
cratic Ticket this year must be ne wlo'e
name will not only awaken interest IN
the cause. but a candidate upon whom
every faction can centre. On the eve
of national contest Maryland's Democ-
racy cannot afford to falter. The major
ity in the State must be maiLtained. The
first step towards the attainment OF
the desired object will be the selection
of suitable candidate. We do not pro
pose to indicate our preference or even to
lay down the rule of availability, that we
should like to set prevail In the inter-
est Of the party, national, State, and 10
cal. we should naturally contend that he
would be the most suitable candidate
whose election by handsome majority is
best assured. Past services are not al
ways the highest recommendation that
can be offered in the pu:s lit of political
honors. 1t is true they ought not to be
scorned. Faithful, consistent service in
any cause deserves reward, but in politics
it often happens TINT by force of cir
cumstances the occasion must be
DELAYED. Personal ambition must oft
times give place to party welfare, and ex-
pediency must necessarily be the prlma-
ry consideration in making nominations
when political victories are to be achlev-
ed. He serves his party best, who sub
ordinates every consideration Of personal
advancement, and concentrates all his eff
forts upon the object of maintaining Il e
principle he represents withou respect to
the men who may chance to be selected
as the embodiment. eff that principle
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13
Conspicuous Bargains m Wash Fabrics,

Large purchases enable lis to quote low
prices. Largest stock and best variety vet
shown.
1900 yards blue and white striped Seer
sucker Cin9hamS, plain to match, worth Zoe
per yard, only Sc per yard. 1900 yds Crink-
led Seeisuckcr~ light and fluffy, various sized
Of stripes. in all the light colors, only l2aacts
per yard. COO Yards Mourning Crinkled
Seersltrkrrs, black and Willie checks and
stripes, only l5c Per yar'. New and elegant
line OF Fine Sateens, ligl { and dark grounds,
with large variety OF neat, tasteful designs,
also t"w"ry effects, only l2ic per yard. Fine
iiat!st". very >i.eer quality, white and ecru
ground rn"rs, with heat black and fancy fig
ules, entirely new goods, only l2ac per ward
Crazy Cloths. Viii e. and rrIu grounds, with
black ami fancy colored figures, last season,
price l1c. only l2ac per yard. Lorraine Crepe>
clingv ard iIlrSsy. fancy stripes, with plain to
match. only l2!c per yard knotted Balisre
in light and daIk stripes, with plains to
match. nulv lIr per yard. "ii;Id Seal" Indi-
20 Bur i'rrrnl"S, ckolre designs for boys
waists ,o!ols Warranted, !. inches wide, only
l24ar per yard.
LADIES STRING HOSIERY.
"" have paced on sale a choice line of
Alnih@ Hosiery, car own diIrcl importation,
representing the tne.i assortment and the
best intrinsic values IL has ever been our
GOOD iulllnr /" place before our CUSTOMERS
ino L"zrn Ladies' Fine Imported Isle
Thread Hose, double IT heel aud toe, black,
navy blue and as>nI ed shades of Gans, erays
4! d browns, actual value lie. Only 37ac per
pair. lrn d, zen Ladies' Extra Fine Cotton
Hose, split ,";c', worth 90. Only 31l per
Eai'.
Specialize dozen Ladies E>tr. Fine Cot
ton Hose, spring wei III, silk hcel and tee--
Excellent variety of choice Boot Patterns,
lower hall black with upper half OF assorted
shades OF tanS, browns and gold, warranted
not t" rub oil on white Undertaking, worth
&c. Only t2ar per pair. Spring Weight
Balhr%"ai,s AID Fancy Cotton Hose, at -.
-, ~, - and -" cents r pair.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13
Send in Your Orders
SPRING DRESS GOODS,


This department is filled with the best OF
American and ForrisntDress Fabrics, in plain
shades, mixtures, checks, stripes, fancies and
high Novelties"
The saying "A well selected stock is halt
sold is certainly applicable here, and we an
ticlpale an unusually large demand for many
OF the more popular weaves. We think YOU
Will eiJ " making selection from this esti-
mahle stock
30 inch All Wool Tricots, in more than 20
spring shades. Only zoe per yard
So inch All Wool Cancels Hair Beges, ten
of tie choicest spring shades. Only 5Oc per
yard.
80 inch All Wool Pir-clleck Su.tincs, thir
teen choice patterns in light effects. Only jOc
per yard.
- inch All Wool Trico;s. fifteen new spring
shades. Only -: per yard.
j. inch All Wool Cancels Hair Su'tings,
seven b"st shades Only &C per yard.
% inch All Wool Foulcs, seven desirable
shades. excellent quality, correct weight for
earl y >p'ins wear. Worth 81, only ,l,c per
va d.
II inch "NoveIly" All Wool Pin-check
Snli''%s light spring effects. Only 81.
CREAM WOODEN FABRICS,
Our stock Of these ineslmable goods is
kept constantly complete, and We call atten-
Cream All Wool Flannels, 20 inch, 50c AZ
inch, Gaiir per yard.
Al inch Cream Canvas II nn'spln, only G21l
4 per yard.
Cream All Wool Cashmeres, IS inch, soc
per yard: 10 inch, l5c per yard; 46 inch, 81
PER yard.
10 incl! Cream All Wool Nuns Veiincs,
| only G23c per yard.
II inch Cream All Wool B,iste, only ,5c
per yard.
~ inch Cream All Wool Folle, only nc
per yard.
Cream All Wool Albatross, rs inch, Joe
| per yaid; II inch, 75c per yard
II inch Cream All Wool Etamne, only
.:,c per yard.
- incl Cream All Wool Serge, only 81 per
| yaId,
NEW SPRING BLACK GOODS.
We pride ourselves upon the reliability Of
all our fabrics contained in this department.
Every fabric herein is III best to be had at
that price.
Special 10 inch Black All Wool Lace
Cloth, sold last season at Zoe price this sea
son, 62ac per yard.
5qualities OF Black All Wool Batiste Cloth,
superior fabric with finish of cashmere
and the weight of nuns yelling. Much more
desirable for spring wear than either.
Quality No. ), zoe per yard
Quality No. 1, 7hc per yard.
Quality No. 3, SIZE per yard.
Quality No. >. 81. 90 per yarL.
Quality No. l, Sl.25 per yard.
SPRING VELVETS.
We have opened an elegant line Of Fancy
| NeKets, in stripes and plaitis. in handso Inc
| light and medium effects. Desirable for COM
bnaions, trimmings &c, Sl2l and 81 80
per yard.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13

Near Mitcheiville. on the Both uIiimn. Ms.
Indidnn Beotia widow Of lilo late \. H. Bea-
vim, aged about 81 years.
In Queen Anne district, on Thursday, May
9TH, 1887, after an illness Of only six davs.
Mrs. Hannah ". Cooke, aged % years. May
she rest in peace.
At Ammendale, in this county. April
30th, 1887. EHi-n Allu nfc -Att cha. aged
seventy-cight years. native of New
Orleans. and the widow of Alexander J.
Atocha. native of Galicia. Spain. who
died at the same residence nearly seven
teen years ago. Madame Atocha was a
devout Catholic. and devoted TO acts of
charity.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13

What pue air is to an unhealthy localt Z.
what spring cleaning is to the neat housekeep-
er, 50 is Hoods Sarsaparilla to everybody at
this season. The body needs to be Thorough
ly renovated, the blood purified and vtalized,
the germs Of disease destroyed. Scrofula, Sa' t
Rheum, and all other poG disorders are cur
ed by Hoods SaISapalila, the mcst popula-
aud successful spring medicine.